Global Sources launches pre owned mobile device pavilion in Hong Kong

Trade organiser Global Sources opened Phase II of its Hong Kong exhibition at AsiaWorld Expo introducing Asia s first B2B pavilion dedicated to pre owned mobile electronics

vir.com.vn ·4h ago

Global Sources has launched a pre-owned mobile device pavilion in Hong Kong for its October 2026 Hong Kong Shows, marking the debut of Asia's first dedicated B2B pavilion for pre-owned mobile devices. The four-day event, running from October 18 to 21 at AsiaWorld-Expo, brings together over 2,100 Asian suppliers and showcases approximately 160,000 new products, including mobile devices, smart wearables, AR/VR, smart home, energy storage, personal health care, pet products, and sports and outdoor equipment.

The pavilion, in partnership with the Hong Kong International Communications Electronic Chamber (HKICEC), offers a trusted and comprehensive sourcing platform for buyers from Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, creating a green trade corridor that connects Chinese Mainland's manufacturing strengths, Hong Kong SAR's international platform, and global markets.

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